Monument and revolutionary Revolutions demolish monuments. In 1871, the Paris Commune, on the initiative of the artist Gustav Kurba, demolished the Vandom Column - a monument to Napoleonic militarism. In 1917-1918, a wave of demolition of monuments to tsarism swept in Russia. One of them, the demolition of the monument to Alexander III in Moscow, later became the key to the film "October" by Sergei Eisenstein (1927).

A large cartoon festival begins © Studio Ghibli Frame from the movie "Red Turtle" Today, October 27, the new film by Michael Didok de Vita “La Tortue Rouge”, shot at the Japanese studio Ghibli, will open in Moscow the X large cartoon festival. The schedule of the anniversary festival is about 400 animated films, which will be presented in 60 programs at 20 sites.

An intellectual schedule of Kryakk has been announced © Mikhail Prokhorova Foundation The authors from Russia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Switzerland and Great Britain will reveal the main theme of the X of the Krasnoyarsk Fair of Book Culture (Kryakk) - “Modernity as a dialogue with traditions” - in lectures, discussions and round tables dedicated to different fields of book culture and its connection with adjacent arts. X Krasnoyarsk Book Culture Fair will be held from November 2 to 6 .

The performances of an unusual hip-hop group “Makulatura” have not changed for many years: two guys in discreet clothes pseudinate in the microphone of verbose, literary verified texts. But with all asceticism, the nervous impulse of performances is tense to the limit. It’s from underneath, like difficult teenagers, then breaking into a scream, Evgeny Alekhin and Konstantin Speransky broadcast about everyday life, often crazy; protest, often impossible; love, often not accomplished.

Putin awarded the Kusturitsa Order © Milena đorđević / Telegraf On October 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on awarding the Order of Friendship of Serbian director Emir Kusturitsa.

Zvyagintsev supported Raikin © M.

Krentzis will give a charity concert in London On January 14, 2017, the Royal Festival Hall Concert Hall will host a charity concert of the Musicaeterna Theodore Kurentsis Orchestra in favor of the GIFT of Life Foundation. All fees from the concert will go to the treatment of children with cancer in Russia. In the program , the music from Prokofiev’s ballet “Romeo and Juliet”, the online publication “England” reports.

By an amazing coincidence, two evenings in a row in a row, one after another, in the conservative halls there were monographic concerts of two main women-composers of our musical history, whose works usually sound or very rare. One hall was filled well, the other was extremely scarce. Which, however, does not affect the undoubted greatness of both defendants.

In Russia, the 2010s argue a lot about urbanism. In particular, they argue a lot about whether it is possible to be content with various projects of urban improvement in the context of an increasing restriction of political freedoms and the non -working system of political representation. According to Revzin and Baunov , this is a conflict between the Party of “European Citizens” against the Party of “European Citizens”, the choice between political freedom and the comfort of everyday life.

Moscow will host an Anna Shestakova personal exhibition in Moscow © Anna Shestakova On November 1, an exhibition of the young artist Anna Shestakova “Experiencing expectations” will open in the Moscow Gallery of Peresvetov Lane. The exhibition will present a chamber series of photographs made as part of the project that won the opening of the Moscow Exhibition Halls in the open competition.

Greg Haines and Dmitry Evgrafov will perform in the Moscow Planetarium © Fluid Radio Greg Haines On November 15, the next concert of the Sound Up series will be held in the Moscow Planetarium, in which the British musician Greg Heinns and Russian composer Dmitry Evgrafov will take part. The concert will take place accompanied by a full -time projection prepared by the International Studio of Interactive Media Sila Sveta .

Artists from Russia and the United States will present the exhibition "Thaw" at the "Factory" © Igor Ponosov, Brad Dauni / Tsti "Factory" Igor Ponosov and Brad Dauni in the Crimea. 2014 On November 16, a joint exhibition of artists Igor Ponosov (Russia) and Brad Dauni (USA) “Thaw” will open in the center of creative industries “Factory” in Moscow.

In France, now it is not the most successful time for luxury and blissful, which is contemporary art. On the agenda, the inexorably approaching presidential elections with Marin Le Pen as a favorite, less than a week ago, they were largely remembered by the victims of the attack in Nice, Paris is no longer a holiday, which is always with you, Paris is empty and, perhaps, will never be the same.